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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-06

y. 3 MeKinlsg 3 sosansa ao hln bsi
IL y. G. salmcn nna % D. FnRnn. q
RoEsIsnd. nFs Is fks EEnnsmfsk.
II Uniisa 9faaaa Mnrshal 1. ]. HemHston
Estnssad fram 0lympia b shs Fiass
weed yesterday.
| Jsasph Epsaus5. o. FRIDAY Il srbos,
and stsRhen swaenay Of Pors fownasnd
axs - the Oeasdantnl.
| Gee. =. IIhbsass. Of sqask Waller
asd L1ka MaRsdmonA, o. Saaal
ai0aah, aEs 10 sne uisy.
| J. n MeDonRai, Of ahe san Fran
cisco s1ssas 10 en- he aisk isst. de 4
Threatened with typhoid fever.
Il =. .. Miner IFS for Portland shi,
mnFntnG, 20 lay he Raflruad aiansfinn
befars 10 Il Howard. Oh his arEivAl
theee.
Miss Josis LlviaRssaze wsnt 10 Peri
DlaknsY yesterday, 70 siait her amt
MRS. y. !. bsckman, uhe Il oonGDee %
beF foom ~ severe attack Of aefs
threat.
W. W. e ssssr, Of Boaahten. L. Stern
beFR, Of Port GAMBLE, r. ". Mglen. Of
Franklin, A. LippmAn, Of SiskA, and
Ara Heaeo1k, o. Black Diamond. ara
at the Brunswick.
MF. PsesF Kirk. the BssssassF stssl
man. left foE Portland tue morning r.
see Panl Sshulxs about purchasing SOME
land claimed By ths Northern Pseias
Railroad Company, 10 the sooqualmie
Valley.
goa Manager, Of Csssmss; II & Shields,
Of Olympia; ". L. Hooper and wife. OF
Reed GIFTS. MiohiRan; J.. MsD5nald and
D. II. Dame. Of TAeoma, snd 3, =.
OoRili. q PORT Ludlow, are 81 the New
Englano.
q. n. PIKE, Mark Thai. Emma ThaIl.
Oscar Herald, Ls9is DeIAuRe. Al
CLARK, Mrs. Morse, Miss Manfred, Miss
1aannis winston, ,. r. BarEill, Of she
Pyks Opara Company, ara 81 the 0eci
dental.
L. ". Frsnes, If Pert Gasnble, Mics
Rult8n, Of Tacoma. A. NJ Breokes,
Of Black Diamond. K IL Me0ahe, Of
White River, T. @ EnRiisk, OF Mount
Vernon. and +. Stanford, Of Spokane
Falis. are Is the 0sciaentaI.
James MalIaFksy, Of Newcastle n.
Bi liuRs, Of Chicago; n =. McIAuRh-
lin and b. Wuntmann, Of San Francis
90, " J. Maynsld and 4. II. Msvpeer.
Of Victoria Il H. Hanna, Of Austin.
Texas; y. Edward and wife, Of BlaiBe,
W. r., are ~ the New Eogiand.
q. s. Head Of Franklin, J. H Bragden
Of Port Gamble, O. O. SSesney Of Ia
coma, MFa. High and Mra. MAheF Cf
ViatoFta. IA. d. Stewart and wife and
MFa. CoFnn Of Arcadia. James AlexaB-
der Of Port Townsend. p. H. Miller Of
LaeonnsF and John Ooee of eachomish
are ct she Brunswick.
Miss Annie Whsasley, Miss Hattie A.
kins0n, n. J. Knili. p. VallsFRa. W @.
Loveland and wife Joe. PeteFeok, 1as.
Ttsman, Sam W. Ksene, Miss Nellie
Walker, Miss Eva Norman, Miss Irene
Mulla. Miss Ada Wheeler, Miss Vioiet
Wheeler, Mics Kate Lowell, Chaa MArsh |
and wife, Chaa Colby, A. AissD, J. L. |
Sohmiiz and Chas. Ross, of the PIKE
Opera Company. are at the Brunswick. !
John Oaleman 81 tue steamship Walla |
Waiia. Prof. Miliiten. n. II. Baekensto, |
j. W. Martha and Miss wren Of Tacoma,
y. ID. Clunu Of New York. A. F. Holt
aud VIM. Zimmerman Of Rsnton, g. B. /
Blackett 81 Ced3r Rapids, n. II. Martin |
Jr. aud J. b MyeFs Of Kent, ID. "a. and |
W. y. Watson Of Kansas. and B. Liver
more OF Pendleton. Oregon. are ~ the |
Arlington.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-06

The CENTEMERI'' is the most pop
ular kid glove 10 Ameries, S1.45 for Avs
butions. $3.50 for eight hattoas. They
are far below the price Of any other
standard maker, and for &c and durA-
bility are unexoslled. The above are re
tail prices 1.-THE glove il not sold at whole
salsl ct HCHWABACHER BROS. del2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-06
nMPaRTANF 40 LAplEa.

Read what Jeannis winston. Port
lands favoFise prima donna. says 81
Wiscom's kobeRtina:
PoKTLkwD. Dee, 1855.
To W. n. Wledom.--r The "Rohertines
you 90 kindly sest me 10 exeellenk. II
IL the finest preparation | have ever
ussd, and is decided acquisition to G
lAdy'e toilet. Yours truly.
JRAxNTx WINsroN.
The shove 10 published Ia order 10
settle all doubts aud disputes a. ~ the
exisseuce Of such Al endorsement. and
a. evidence Of thu high esteem IN which
Windom's Roaertine ia held. This pre-
paFati0n has been before the public bat
ehoFt time, vet the sails has bsen En-
tFaOfdinarv.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-06

BulLprNas on 1Ez WkTxn FRoKr.-
The demand for warehouses and shops
along the wasar front 10 increasing.
Next week ]. u. Oolman will put up Z
building Gx50 feet In Q rs, on his wharf
adjoining she Cedar River Goal Oompa-
uy's cffiea, 90 BE- used b. III. Cochran f0s
Q sign writing establishment. T.W Ben
nett will als0 construct on the same
wharf hniidlrg 4GxiO0 fees In size, q
portion Of which will be used by Alfred
herb as boiler making establishment,
AMI ths other part will be used a. q
warehouse.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-06

Ladies wishing beautifully fitting COR
sets which give ease and eomfort to the
wsarer, csn be accommodated by leav.
ing orders and measurement at Mns.
MooER's DISSEMINATING establishment, on
Second street opposite NE. Church. DEE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-06

Hs.Deu.nrn.s Pasr RArrA1.os,

HEADQUARTERS FIRST BArTALsoN, !
NAT1onAL GUARD or WAEaEafoH,
eRATTIx, January 9th, 1887. J
TIE seveFsl companies OF the First
Battalion, N. @. w.. will assemble at tbe
aFnory ef Compas les 3 and z. on Sec
oad street. on Sunday, JanusFy oh,
1887. 81 ls50 o. N sharp, IN full dreas
uniform, without arms, for the purpose
of participating IN the memorial ser
vices 20 be held at Frye's Opera House,
az 2s30 o. ~. 10 honor Of the late Gen.
Jehn A. Logan. By order Of
Csc. ID. HELL.
Lieut.. Gel. Commandine Battalion.
O. L. y. KELLoaa, Adjutant.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-06

0ooD PowKa Hearing 10 stated on
the street that Captain J. q. Brittain IN
tended placing an old boiler In bis pro-
psller, the J. B. Libby, Post-IErzLE1
aKScHR reporter called upea the Osp-
tain and asked him 10 regard 10 it. Tee
Captain said: The Fepsst 10 absolutely
fal q. se the aRainss and boiler Which
shall place Ia the Lesy wiil both be
new and overfui. The boiler is nee
being haslt 81 she great Steel boiler
woRks o. Erie. Pennsylvania Lt wiil be
66 inches in dsameter and rs feet lone.
apd baiik Of hemoRenions steel Of 81, 200
tensile strain. the bssa In the United
Stataa, and euAxankssd Tor years PRES
sure OF i4e pounds OF steam 10 she
square inch. Il viii be bniit after the
bottom. % will be rated &c las horse
poweR. The machinery 10 ell nee, bAs
been hailt IA Seattle and 10 nov resdy
10 Be pat together ~ soon 80 TIE eseam-
e. 4. rsads 10 receive 10. The eyiiades
h Sossxt3 inehea IN size, and 10 FAtsd II
100 morse poser. The LIBBY viii b
completed as fss3 - men aud noney
can d0tha wogk. aud When she goes ou
toe Foase the peopta viii have no furthes
gruunda Of eompiasns. an doing tAs
bess for TIE people % wy route that
eAn do under the circa nztaaces. Ths
pAy - noa snfszsisns 30 esahie NE %
charter larger steamer, and the Plan
som 10 peEformina tie sersiee very yell
ARd viii have 10 Do untsl | can est TIE
Libby oct, which hops viii be withiE
the negf sfx weeks"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-06
An REeGANr sURarFTUrK

For OILS, Salts. Pilla and all kinds Of
sis1nf, nmuseoua Liver Medicines and
OAshsftics b the very aRFseabae liqufd
fruit remedy. Syrup Of kigs lie advAn-
tA0es are svidens-ls b more ea4ily
taken, mors seeeDsabls 70 The eso@aanl
more pleasantly edeative and mofe
truly beneficial 70 he syseen tban eng
other remsdy. Eeoo@ms16ed 81 LEAD
ina physieiAam and for sale IN 80 ceni
and 81 bottles By A. B. STEWART. d.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-06

Edward ShepneFd. 81 HAErisnarks ~ :
ssys. "RAssna genaived 10 much bsneaI
frena Esec&Tie Bit1nra. fe@i 10 Esy dusy
% 20 saaaEznR hnmAmity know H. Have
had . sunriha core On my len for stgnf
years; my docsurs % q me woai9 have
% save tAe hons eesaped or 5ag anpa-
tssed. aeed, fnstsaa. three bottles ~
Esaaksfc 5latass and esTsn 6gxss Baek-
lenss Arnica Salsa. sna ny 81 Is ncw
sound and uals1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-06
10. Box of hair pins. Reductions in
dry goods and fancy. OHxsTxH CLsARs


dry goods and fancy. OHKsTxH CEEARs.
oHkHoKD wTTa MURDxa. - Tuesday
evening about Q o'clock DIR. Miller vas
Summoned to Dora Blake's house, on
Washington street. where be found one
OF the inmates. = colored RiFi, writhinc
10 agony and betFayiRg eli the symptoms
Of having been poisoned. Tue eontenis
Of her stomach were removed With @
pump, and she soon recovered sufficient
IL TO tell her story. she said she had
ssen running aroaRd In she evening
aish q young man vho wanted her to
live With him. bat hnally. on reaching
neK room, she rsfuss !, and they had q
quarrel. Soon afterwards he went ont
aud returned With $50 glasses Of whis-
key. OEe he drank himself and the
other be handed 10 hss. As soon as she
drank the coute1ts Of the glaze, she
noticed IL tasted bitter, and told him 90,
bat be assured her IL wss all right. She
soon csmmenoed 20 suffer from she dose,
when be left, lookiaa the door after him.
Mer eTies brought ether inmates of the
house to her yo0n, wno br Ike In toe
door aud SEM for The doctor. YesteF
day the police officers. undeF direction
OF the Chief, Instituted search for tue
man whom the girl alleges gave her the
poison. and last evening Mickey Ne
Osowen, tall man. 9Th spare face,
about " years OF age, vent 10 the Off
GERS and gave himself no. at the ssns
time protesting bis innocence. Tbs
matter vas referred 10 Prosecuting At
torney Ronald whe, 10 company with
AsUfowes aud on Ter Pinekney. visited
the girls room. She Identified Mickey
20 the man Who bad given her the pois.
o1ed whssky. aad seemed DESTROYS Of
appearing against him. The Prescott
ing Attorney ordered MsOrowen locked
up until today, when the examination
will be hesd. provided the girl Is able TO
appear In court. The poison in she
~hiskey is said By tbs doctor to have
hsen morphine. McCroWsn formerly
lived down amoag TIE Islsnas, and
sVent considerable time Ia Seattle. He
left for IdAno about SIX years ago, and
enly recently returned. He 10 well con.
ne eted on the Sound. and bis friends
hope be may Be able 10 clear hitnssif
from the serious charge made against
hfFa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-06

Gees RxaEBx8 m MNE&H CAe1
ID A. Bsadf0rd. wkalasAfe pApef dealer
Of CkatsanoogA. Tens. writes lhAt -
va suriauaiy nHsfnaad villa q seEess ooie
thas sestlsd % hia lnnass haa fEie6 maHy
esnsdlea wsshsas henekk Esinz M
dnssd q fry DE-. Kings Mew Discovery
fns Csnsamptaan. did 90 and wms 81
aissay cared b. uss % fsw bolslsa.
Sinss whaak szrne BE has 9asd b In ~
family f9r AL Conahn and Cas0s VISA
ICES rnsni<m Tha2 ID tie szpeTisnes -
thuusankls whesa lives have been EAve1
b. cha Wand4rfni Discovery. Isini
bu<tEes tree 81 A. 3. ssswaxsaa pruE
Staxe. a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-06

RzRarREe.-oApaain I'd smssh states
tAas Gu 80 sxaminAsion Ne damage %
TIE machinery IN ths FAnny Lsks va
net - ssriona a. a nrst feared. Al.
cat. The eBiisder Waa not inferred, and
Ehss sxpeot % saxs Der Fesdg FOE basl-
leAse fsg kdison. 10 6rtng - lad Of
hsy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-06

CosruxKD 20 TIE BKD FouB Monrns,
and almost blind, and cured By one box
Of Gilmore's NeuFalRis Cure. A. b.
SrKwART. agent. DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-06

DR.. TayIor's (speoialistl Eeoma q shs
Brunswick are crowded with patiens3
seekis relief. Tha doctor will remain
bas 9 feu days longer. Consultation fFea.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-06

Ths Bsss nalvs n the weird for Ouas,
Bruises, Sorea. UiceEs, Salt Ree4m, ke-
yer sores, Ts1asg. Oheprod Hands, Gail
blAsns, Oefna and al Hktn Exupticns.
and positively earsa Plea o. No ray
required. It b Cunxnntsad 10 give psE-
fsee satisfaction. % mons5 refunded.
Pries 8 osuts pr ben. Fer sAls bg a.
n @rwWAM4 &M
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-06

Positively cured By DaFbys ProphyIactie
Fluld. bashs With ltssle Of the fIatd
added - the water. A single applica-
sion will AllAy the itching, so0the all
Inflammation, dsodSrixe I'll offensive
ness aud stannch the bIeadina. Tsstss
aud 6cAld Head are quiekly cured b
DArbys Prophylaetio Fluid. dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-06

ESsEAnGArsua --Ths installation 81
oaoars Of Olive REansA No. 4. ]. q. o.
r.. took place last eysning. he inssAfl.
ias slEe~F osing D~paay Grand Master
L. q. Campseu, - foiiowss C6afies
Gsldsssta. n. q J G. AIteAelt. v. O.
". w. Newtin. \ ssfztsEys 9snfge VI.
Hal. Treasurer 3ear4a W. ftaes4ts.
WardeB; hash aatdeli. o. q HerFy
Anerenneiuaer, {. G.. Moss koxu. 3. \
NJ O.; a Petasa, l. ). n O.. SAnaea I
Rnnsia. 4. Sv.Gs CeAsies kneeAsian.
Il SV.G-; VitaM sonmd. Canaaeeori
Oata RAnkA, RHN frasseea-D. l..
Alslsvwnn. Ossa Ranss ard Gesxxs ".
TYknssas.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-06

JANIS SULLIVAN. Of Salem, Oregon.
says he Was cured Of the Asshma by Gil,
more's Magnetic Elixir. A. B. SrKw-
Ar. DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-06

IL 10 the abuse mos ths use that has
condemned u. Ereeman's nedicated
invisible Powder properly Applied u
enhance their beauty.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-06

The Western Queen Savon "a mans
featured emily by the Seattle Soap 90
No better soap made, Try Il.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-06

Electric Bitters d sold ss ffty csnts
bottle, and Bnoklen's Arnioa Salvs ct
80 Per box By A. B. SrRwARr. oe2dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-06


THm CAxAp1AS PAc1rIe AaEscH.-
Yesterday moEnina ve referred 10 soc
repoFt pahlishea In an KSsasra Wash
inRson Paper thas q Mr.. 0'Brisn. COO
dnctos on the Northern. bad resigned 20
take the agency % the Canadian Paei-
90 ~ seattle, and intimated that there
Was doubtless some mistake about Il.
Last evening q Posr-IRxKxI1oxzcxA re-
potter had the good f0ttaae 10 meet
Mr.. l.. MaeIsean. Genera1 Agent feR the
hene Aecident Association, VIE has
iaas returned from the Yakima eaantry,
and VIE knows Mr.. O'hEien very weil
He states shat be met Mf. % Bfien few
days since snd had lene conversation
wish hta, daring which Mr.. OBsisn
said b. hsd been ord4red 70 Fsp1st 20
Montreal ~ tks Canadian Paeide
authorities. on February laa, 70 acccpt
= position In the fFeixhs Department. Of
the company somewhere Ia the wsat.
He Il "a cid. experienced Faiirosd mas.
ana wAs ~ cue tine GeneFai FratRes
AGENT 90 OD&ha, for eae Of the roada
running into that city. EFom this IA
ueald Appear thAt In eAza Mr.. O'hgaea
d ssattened az Seattle be woala nos
Interfere wisA Agent Van Waters, vito
"a the General Agent fer the Pagsi
saznd dssxics.
usaraace sale 81 Dry aad Feuey
Gcsds ia fad hf4st. Wonderful Ee3zc.
sions a. CRRzxKR C144KriA ia
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-06

Wa WARRANT 0ilmore's Magnstie
Elixir 10 relieve the Asthma IN enc
minute. A. b. STEWART. dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-06

IsxPorxNcx in Man or Woman cured
by 0iimoFe's Aromatic Wine. A. B,
ErxwARx. dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-06

Try the western Queen Sayon. IL ID
thoroushiy good soap. Ash yoaF gro.
eer for il.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-06

Drafting MseasnAs the Bates healEA
wainsa. ne pasema faaasnR h1Ekle. An3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-06

n. d K. G0r1srxzH, sole agents Of The
eelsbrated j. r. Cutter whisky. NOS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-06

HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT..
These we import direct and parties buying
from Us may feel assured that they purchase
them as low as any can procure them from the
importer. In this, as in other branches of our
ImportatIons
We deal directly with the manufacturers
and pay no margins to middlemen,
For instance we can sell full 9inch int hem stitched hand
kerchief at 35c per dOz, that cannot be bought from
any jObbeT for less than 5Oc per dOZ
We offer 300 dOz cOored border ladies 19nch int hestCh
else for less than $3.50 per dOZ
We offer so doz. Gents Real Japanese Silk Handks
at &c., that cannot be found anywhere in this city or
San Francisco for less than $12 per dOZ
show
Imported,
than the lowpFiced goOdA
We ASK SPECIAL INSPECTION OF THESE GOODS.
WE WILL CONTINUE
Table Damask and Napkins.
10 Rwa4 MM
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-06

Treats Corn Cars as ali druggists .saaam
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-06
HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT..

These We import direct, and parties buying
from US may feel assured that they purchase
importer. In this as in other branches of our
importations,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-06

For instance we can sell full 9nch INIT hem stitched hand
kerchie at 35c per dOz, that cannot be bought from
any jObber for less than Soc per dOz
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-06

$3.50 70, Miller, og.AreAdia. owneF
80 - tax hE and steannsF lola, l. as
s.aa % ssss ssty. lie SAYS the BIS 10
PCS eeeAass she 10 o0t OF repair,
esase see - good boAa and be
- visa her 10 ees oni % esdeF.
$50 - Any porsion Of her nseasnssy
49, seess 10 wear tie isass hst, or any
- Nasnscaea with her iced atssa
e estaes the steaneF - seattle
- - ~ eeeesaAEy wszk dana. Rs
80 - D. kseps the Ra Alwavs IN
s@s... -sess, And n saaAisisa 10 perfara
s.s - = sssa a. 20 pai ksr AZ, He
49, - sssts thai SEATTLE is ahs cheap
ss.s-.'. - eeaa .ssises 90 the Seare b Law Z
20 even IL you aAly wnna 20
q -. sassess %. Tor tie reason thai
- ..s.ss ear ges anytAine be raay
- = very ilnttsef exposes. and
- : ssasy q wharf roars. ara suesa
49, fsaty ~ naAks anv rseMiEg
y aAscnFsFea - b nacensmsy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-06
We deal directly with the manufacturers
and pay no margins to middlemen,

And
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-01-06

Clssraace Sale 81 Dry and Feus,
Gceds ia fali h91st- wonderfui Ee1ne
sious a CzRzxKa CG1Akra ia
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-02-12
HER OWN ENEMY.

An extremely pretty girl was Desiree
lie Strange, and n who had many adj
mirers, but not such as her leart
prayed for. One by one the poor
curates were given their congo, like
wise the struggling authors and c%rratic
artists. When poverty ome in at
the door love flies out of the window"
was the maxim in which Desirce lie
Strange very staunchly believed.
If ! cannot marry a rich mar | will
not marry at all" this country Wears
daughter told herself with n deep
drawn sigh; this girl who was utterly
sick Of cold shoulder of mutton and
plain boiled rice and t~reacle, who had
to wcar her gloves till they were thread
bare and her shoes Till they would
mend no more.
II was pure accident of course,
mcrest chance, that just as she reached
the old stone bridge on the left Of the
moor-thc pictures que, lichen-robod
bridge, beneath which the river danced
and rippled as smoothly as a limpid
woodland stream-Danicl Vessels
should suddenly appear.
ooh, how you startled mel" cried
the girl, whereat the young man
laughed and offered her apenny for her
thoughts. well, if you must know, l
was thinking of YOU" she returned
candidly.
thinking of mc?" he echoed, and
a deep flush covered his honest, hand
some face. Something pleasant, l
hope. Miss LIE Strange? Don't you re-
member the ancient adagc, Talk Of the
old gentleman ETC., and ! suppose
talking holds good for thinkingp"
IL thought it was Talk of the
angels and you'll hear their wings"
said Desiree, shyly.
"Oh, SO | am a white-winged angel.
am /? Well. I could scarcely be any
thing better"
And then, ~involuntarily it seemed,
they both halted and looked down at
the river with It's edge of fallen leaves
and whitening bracken, with its little
wavelets, all rosy-dimpled and amber
crested beneath the suns dying smile.
''riow pretty those flowers are!' re-
marked Daniel presently. The OK
eyed daisies are particularly fine"
'.Do you think so? Perhaps Annie
might take them for her parior vases
and she held the little bunch up care
lcssly for acceptance.
He took them with a quiet ''thank
you," but he did not say he should give
them to Annie. his landlady's red
haired granddaughter. In Daniel
Vessels eyes there was no girl so
beautiful as Desiree lie Strange; to him
she was just perfect with her crown of
ripping hair, almos. the color of the
FURNISHED autumn caves, with her
scarlet thread Of . mouth and wild rose
tinted cheeks aci ,yes deep and blue.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-02-12

the highest legal authority in England,
the cX-adyiser Of the throne, spending
his yacatiDl preaching the
GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST
TO the poor people Of Scotland. Fred
crick L. Frclinghuvsen. once the secre-
tary of state Of the United States, an
old-fashioned evangelical Christian. an
elder in the reformed church. John
Bright, a deluded Quaker. Henry Will
son, the vice-president Of the United
States, dying u deluded Methodist
or Congregationalist. Earl Of Kintore
dying a deluded Presbyterian. The
canhibals in South sea, the bushmen of
Terra del Fucgo, the wild men Of Aus
%tralia, putting down the knives Of their
cruelty, and clothing themselves in de-
cent apparel-all under the power Of
THIS DELUsION.
Judson and Doty and Abecl and Camp
bell and Williams and the three thou
sand missionaries of the cross turning
their backs on home and civilization
and comfort, and going ont amid the
squalor of heathenism to relieve it, to
save it, to help it. toiling until they
dropped into their graves, dying with
no earthly comfort about them, and
going into graves with no appropriate
epitaph, when they might have lived in
this country, and lived for themselves,
an! lived luxuriously, and b en- at'last
put into brilliant sepulchre. f. What a
delusion!
Yea. this dclusion of Christian re-
ligion shows itself in the fact that il
goes to those who are in trouble. Now,
ii is bad enough to cheat Il man
when he is well. and when he j pros
porous; but this religion comes to q
man when he is sick, and says; You
will be well again after a while; you
are going into a land where there are
no coughs and no pleurisies and no
consumptions and no languishing; take
courage and bear up" Yea, this aw-
full chimera of the gospel comes to the
poor and it says TO them: ''You are
on your way to vast estates and to divi.
dends always declarable. This delu-
sion of Christianity comes to the bereft,
and it talks of reunion before the throne
and of the cessation of all sorrow. And
then to show that this delusion vii.
stop at absolutely nothing, it goes &c
the
DYING BED
and fills the man with anticipations.
How much better it would be to have
him die without any more hope than
swine and rats and snakes. That is all.
Nothing more left Of him. He viii
never know anything again. Shove
him under!
Well. we viii soon understand it all
Your life and mine viii soon be over
We will o o come to the last bar o.
music, to the last act of the tragedy, tC
the last page Of the book-yca, to the
last line and TO the last word. and Il
you and TO me il will either be midnOor
or mi H. ght.